 harlequinn (2746), Tacoma, Washington, USA
Jan 12, 2006 This was interesting. Very hazy and murky appearance, light and honey colored, with some really fragrant floral honey sweetness in the aroma. Almost has a beeswax aftertaste, but the mouthfeel is very sullen and soft, with some fruity sweetness and some exotic taste from the heather. Different but satisfying if you are in the mood for experimenting.
DA (2468), Portland, Oregon City, Oregon, USA
Oct 20, 2006 This beer is what the brewer is known for, and it shows. Even my friends who don’t like abstract (i guess that fits it?) beers enjoy this one. This comes off like a saison or some belgian style brew, the heather gives it an herbal spice tone that balances this brew out really well. Very soft feeling to this brew, but the flavors are very well balanced and easy drinking making this a great summer night brew.
omhper (10728), Stockholm, Sweden
Feb 20, 2006 Draught at the brewpub. Cloudy amber, lasting head. Flowey heather aroma. Medium dry with soft mouthfeel and indistinct malt flavours. The flavours from the heather are just lovely. Low bitterness. An interesting, unusual ale.
HopDevil (117), Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Dec 23, 2006 This one gets the award for most unique beer I’ve had... No hops, just heather tips. Tastes like, you guessed it, flowers! But in a good way. Very light taste matched its light coloration. Danced off the palate with intense foaming action. My buddy had too many of these and puked up rose pedals!
Angeloregon (2000), Portland, Oregon, USA
Jun 11, 2007 Unique from nose to finish. Varies from one batch to the next. A bright luminescent golden yellow hue with no head. Bright and sweet while finishing quite nicely for a no-hop heer. Heather tips were fragrant and loving. Yum!
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